Representing the NaAC Dance Ensemble are four talented dancers and choreographers with diverse lived experiences of disability. Each member brings a unique perspective and skill set, contributing to the ensemble’s vibrant identity. Together, the ensemble members – James Silcock, Meg Ohsada, Dommix Round, and Alicia Morrison – continue to inspire audiences and challenge societal norms through their performances, workshops, and outreach efforts.

Project YYIN is an artist collective between Sinae Rha and Kisub Choi based in Seoul, South Korea. From the idea that the possibility of contemporary choreography might exist in and as its (im)possibility, they have been exploring the dissensus between choreography – the written, certain, closed and complete – and dance – the bodily, uncertain, gaping and imperfect.

Connected A works as a task force to arts institutions and artists around the world to connect, expand and strengthen their growth, providing performing arts planning & production management, IR management, research and education. The company’s current primary focus is on researching, developing, and presenting diverse and inclusive practices, both locally and internationally, with the aim of expanding the arts ecosystem to ensure an inclusive future for the arts.